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testimony noun 1formal statement that sth is true 证词ADJECTIVE | VERB + TESTIMONY | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEcredible, reliable 可信的／可靠的证词uncorroborated 未经证实的证词false, perjured 伪证sworn 宣誓证词oral, written 口头／书面证词video, videotaped 视频／录像证词eyewitness, personal, witness 目击者／个人／证人证言expert 专家证言court, trial 法庭／庭审证言◆a transcript of the trial testimony庭审证言的文字记录public (NAmE) 公开做证congressional, grand jury (both NAmE) 国会／大陪审团做证VERB + TESTIMONYhear 听取证言give, offer, present, provide 做证corroborate 证实证言◆Her testimony was corroborated by the other witnesses.她的证言得到了其他证人的证实。undermine 推翻证言coerce, compel (both NAmE) 胁迫／迫使做证◆The government was able to compel his testimony.政府能够迫使他做证。PREPOSITIONby your testimony 根据⋯的证言◆He had by his own testimony taken part in the burglary.根据他本人的证言，他参与了这起入室盗窃案。in testimony 在证言中◆In testimony before the Crown Court, she described her movements on the day of the murder.在向刑事法庭提供的证言中，她讲述了凶杀案案发当日她的行踪。testimony about 关于⋯的证言◆Witnesses were called to give testimony about the effects of smoking.证人被传唤就吸烟的影响做证。testimony against 指证⋯的证言◆The court heard her testimony against the accused.法庭听取了她指证被告的证言。testimony before 面对⋯提供的证言◆his testimony before a Senate committee他在一个参议院委员会所做的证言 |